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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1918
SSOPBtSm
NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES
The War Situation
All Washington. D. C, fit of the
undivided opinion that this Is to be
A PROLONGED STRUGGLE
And the production of everything
necessary to keep our enormous
Army nnd Navy at top speed must
he accelerated to greater output
from month to month. All our nal
tnral reaniirres -Iron, Coal, Oil,
Copper, Silver, ele., nml
EVEIIY MANtTACTUlUNO
FACILITY
must produce everything or which
they nro capable In tremendous
quantities.
PAItTICirr.AItl.Y 311'MTIONH
ri,ANT.s ami Miirnuu.nnns
Therefore, we call your attention
to the Immediate possibilities nnd
future potentialities for better
than ordinary returns from com
mitments In tho following
nxcniTioNu,Y activi: stocks
nnriH Urn. Ice Cnmpnnv.
flatdnln Locomotive. Works.
Pnlimnrlne Ilont Corporation.
Okmnlnee I'rniliirln X Iteflntnc.
Pierre Oil Corporation.
Kr Nereides Copper.
tVrltlit-Miirtlii Aircraft Corn.
Aetna Ksploshes Comnanf,
Untied Motor Corporation,
Tnnopuli Kxtenslon.
We shall bo pleased to receive
Inquiries upon tho nbotfe slocks.
W1NSLOW TAYLOR & CO.
MF.Miir.Kx rnnt.iiTr.n stock
i'..t'ii.voi; or mt,w okk
Walnut mas J .in Wblener Hide.
Walnut (MltTI 1'blliiclelnbbi, I'a.
Chester, l'n.. Office, CU2 Outer Hide.
Uell Thone. S3 13
New York I'lltsbiirali
HJ)llillliiiiiiiiiiiiii,iviiiriiiiiiiiiiiiipr.iiiTO
The Safe Way
Family differences,
m i s understandings
among friends, the
likelihood of erring
judgment, loss of
personal interest in
the estate avoid
all these.
Appoint as y o u r
executor or trustee
tiic
SUPPLY OF STOCKS SCARCE
. ON THE NEW YORK EXCHANGE
A tvtt-y -rrnrr -rr-iciTTT-vn a tvtt A TVr""iTT ' Alavkafi o'd Mine
A1MJ IVIUOI 1DSUJL3 AJJVAiVJL 7,k3Mf8
i Am Can .
, ,. -n . n , , ,-. i t-i AtnCar&Hdy
Accumulation 01 uuying urucrs and ucinami rrom
Western Wire Houses Bring Slrcngth Belter
Steel Report Ts Expected
New Vorli, April 29.
Nearly everything traded In during the fmemicm mado advances
inngliig from fractions to more than 1 point, with the market tone hold
ing strong from the opening. The scarcity of offcrlgs was so pronounced
ns to bo a subject of general comment, and tho bears Joined In stating
they had no stocks for sale;. This scant supply mado the market quickly
respond to a moderate accumulation of buying orders over Sunday, with
western who houses Important factors nnd causing advances In nil the
active Issues.
Generally tho tone was based on a confident belief that developments
on the 'rench battlefields would take a distinctly favorable trend within
a short time, and this confidence was more fully expressed In tho scant
supply than In buying orders In substantial volume.
Tho steel stocks were generally Influenced by a belief that Govern
ment requirements would force finished steelmakers to Incrcnso their
output materially, and a belief prevailed that a statement of tho t'nltcl
States Steel Corporation for tho thren months ended March 31, to bo
published tomorrow, would show n. pronounced Improvement In the
operations of that corporation during tho month ot Murch.
United States Steel made nn advance of to P.V.S. coming close to
the high record of this movement, and other vieel industrials. Including
ltaldwin Locomotive and Bethlehem Steel "II," made about the same gain.
Corn Product reflected continued nli-sorptlon. advancing 1 1 to "0'2.
nnd there was a icnevval of pool unhides in Distillers Securities which
1 oe I point to M l
COTTON PRICES JUMP RESTRICTED HEDGING
AFTER POOR START ADVANCES JULY CORN
New York Stock Sales
i,t 11 to
clone, lllah Jw p.m
Vi Vi Pa Vi
New York Bond Sales
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2U
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1!U.
17
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2(i 20 2d,
4:. 4.T. :
"fi.'j 7Si a 78' a
f.2 f2 f2
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lllah
$59(100 Anglo-Fr lis.. WIM,
1000 Am For Seo Rs '.ij'i
SO00 Am Tel evt os 93
1000 Hrth Steel 1st
Bs 19.1(1 7n;
(1000 Bordeaux (is.. K7V4
20011 Can Gov Us '21 SB
2000 Cent I.r 1st Bs !IB
1000 1 & O cv Bs. . 19V
H00OC It & Q gn ts 93
hiiuiii ity or rnr us S4i(
01 (ll'f Cl'i fil'. ,I8nn Til" "cp "'An. 9ST
hi 111,4 ui.j BOOOlnterb Afet 1s. 7t',ii
..' 'a, .;.,. . 3000 int n t ret
ii'.l 11)1 i'i n'l 414 . B2
Hit,' WH U'.l.'i OT-4 J 1000 Ken Pent Is.. 75
90
9S',4
93
79
87i
95
95
ill's
92 .
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10 P, 10(14 1004 100i I
11
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isuiio do is 113
300)1 I,oH11iird B . l.
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1 motion do no. hi tin.ii imihi
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Sales in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET -STARTS
WEEK EXTREMELY DULL '
AND WITHOUT SPECIAL INTEREST 1
Rapid Transit Certificates Come Out Fractionally
Lower York Railways Earnings Large, but
Operating Expenses Gil Net
lllsh t.ow
la It & S pf 4ft 4ft
40 1'enn lilt 4H4 4 4V,
ft Phlla Klcc 23 24T(.
BOP It T t c 3, 23.
lKiU S Steel o 3 my,
IIII.MIH
lllh l.ou
S0 1.11) Ronds
3'is... iift.no nn.no ns.nn .in
730 do 4s...-no.3n no. to tio.ln .'
son dii 1st ts on.io no. to nn.io t .hi
loou Phlla I'lec
1st Bs 01 01 III
IB 000 L"n Uwv
Inv Bs. 33 33 S3 -I ",4
11 :,n Net
A M. chBP.
4ft
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Iiitcrforenco With Prices
lirve Selling Overtlonr
rOTTON IIK1T UKAllll'tl COMIITKIN- (.It IN III. I T f. TIIIJt I nltl.t 1
t iiirasi). -tnrii :i. ilimniw (ifiifr.ili
fair liinisnt tintl lnril.n.
TIIIE-TISTCOMW 1
hoal. M, and f tl llppn.itorv
12th Street Above Chestnut
Philadelphia
S 1,000,000 Caohal
$1,000,000 Surplus
MISSOURI PACIFIC
May inaugurate preferred
dividends
BALDWIN LOCO.
Who are the "pool" in-
BURNS BROS. ICE
Merger with Continental
Conl talked.
SEQUOYAH OIL
What about properties ad
jacent to Okmulgee hold
ings? 4 of the 27 features of our
Market Review this week.
Mailed upon request.
Clip thi ad. or mention YY-15
Somsot&Oeeky
Mftnhfrs fona. Stork T.x. of V. Y.
628 Widener Bldp;., Phila.. Pa.
rltonr: Hell, a. 'OHO; Key.. 4080.
.N. 1 noire. -JO llroail St.
Naii nrk. nrll 20 The fnltnninc Ifin- I
I perrttnrp, were rrconled in the Kitten lie!!
, thU mnrnlnc:
I'nrt snillli. 40: Oklnhomo. 50: Millenr.
' 32 1 nhU1e nnd rtiur1ftii, 31 1 MrmiihU.
0: ihrreporl nn ntonln. Little lUirk
KnnWlli Xtljnta unil Thomi.UV. BS:
i Mikbnre nnd leriill.in, no: Monteomen.
02; XttRiixtu. iliiinfiiih ani t Mndnctnn.
III! Mnrnn nnil Jnrksoiulllr, (Mil renxn
i .mill. 70i (ittheston. New (Irlriltl, iHul
I Tnmnu. 72: Cnrpiis ( hrMI. 70.
I There mii, .02 Inel: of pfrclpitntlnn nt
.IfMlonntillr: .114 inch nl "-jn Anlonlo, ilml
j .22 Indi nt TtmmiiMllle.
New York. April J1
rurthcr hca selllnR bv Liverpool
' interests cauei) wcakneR In old crop
! positions at tho opcnitiB of the cotton
, inarKet today. The new crop month
j were sustained by continued excessive
' rains in the central and eastern bells
forrtattlnK another bullish wcekl;.
weather nnd rop bulletin. The whole
openlntr range as 3B points lower to 3
points hlKher.
MUmiiirl I .llr tonight unit TurMll.il
tmitiT tniiisht. with iinili.ihb frot.
A iolonln I nettle, with hhowir this
iiflernmiii nnil In rnp.t mill mirth IniiUht:
i-ooler tnnlKht. froKf, rnehil.ii fulr.
vtliinexit.i Piitr tonlsht nnil InfMl.ii:
lohler liiiilchl. with rrre7lni: lemiier.it lire.
Inwii (.enenilli fulr tonlcbt .mil lues
da: miller tnltbrhl. with irohuhl froht
Vorth llukotn I'nlr tonlcht ti ml lues.
ilji rooter In eut' nnil w.irnier In north
west tonisht.
oiilli llnknt.l I'nlr tonisht: rooler In
extreme etmt; Tnesilm fulr nnd warmer.
Nehraskn fair tnnUhti cooler In ejl.
frost tonlshll Tnesdi f.ilr and warmer.
Knns.is l'ulr linilKht: Tneil.i frost In
eitsl.
Xlontann. nnd W j online fair (mnicht
and Tuesda.i .
tlikEn, April :n
Active seneral buvinc ot tlie outset
caused a "harp advanto in Jul lorn
today
Inter Nick el
Inter Paper
Kruneeotl Copiier
Iex r.in PiMro'
I Midi ale Steel
Mo 1'ar.fle
Nat KnHm S s
North Pacific
ob.o Cille, Oi4
i Ontario Mtnlne
i I'ennsjIvanU It It
Preyed Steel far
It.i Con C'oprer
Headlnc
Itepnb Iron A
Viulhern Pacific
-oulhern ll
mitiiorn Il pf
Mudebiker f o
Tobacco Product
t nlon Pacific
1'nltcd t lar Mores
I Mnil A'rohol
f S liuhber
I' Sf-teel
1 S Mccl pi
rtah ("opper
Va-( afo t hem
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12000 SI St K S S M
4s R7U
1000 Slbhale B. . S5
1000 N Y C I'ds '(i3 04 U
J000 tin 4',B ISSB !tU
1000 do 1is IfiRfi RS(4
1000 do 4 '-s.Nov 'B7 03
10000 N'orf & W Is. l
1000 I'du Tel Bs 91
-1)00 Hy Steel Sprps
Bs m:i . bo
BOOOSo Uwv cen 4- (ilt,
(1000 I S lluhher Bs 78-,
JOOOfKof O II & I
B'ss new MO ngi,
1000 do Bits 1021 13
1000 XV Chec.er !' 46-
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nui
' Aetna eifs
Che4ro1et 11.
I'osden & Co l's
I'urtlss 2!(
LehlBll Vollev Cosl Hshs ... SV
AJ-rrtu Topper .. . 31
lln;. Hercules ... I
ItussUn .Ms nn
do )' 31
HnCA Topper 0W
Si ,1 )Oh (,rsd t.-i
rtiihmarlnn .. IB',
I'ntted Motors '.'t',
. l-n Verdi- t:l 87
t rlEhT Slnriln ss,
' do pr. f . . . . fts
PHILA. INACTIVE STOCKS
rollowlntr are fiuotatlons for Inactive
Mocks listed In the Philadelphia Htoclt
I'xchanKO nnd In which there were no
transactions today. The price Riven Is
the last previous close:
Acme Tea Co B4 I.eh N'v rlBhts
Acme T 1st pf D3 first pild.. 1 1
A ri war li3 laeh Val Tr... 50
Alliance Inn. . ID l.eb Val Tr pf 2"l-i
Am Has... . Tfi'j I.N 2d it Pf. 43
Anier Ice. .. in l N vvl' vv 1.. "
Ainer Ilvvy .. 30 Lit Brothers. 2Gl
Am Ilv pref. 7B Mine Hill.... Bt)
Amcr Sllll... lo'i Norrlstown ..121
Amor KlnroM . "fl Vnrlb .font.. 73!!
Amer Ktrs pf . 02
Hrlll .1 O... L'.K!
i nnu .i o pf.. 70
, tf nun o: a t c. . by
: " , Cum Iron. . . 40
li, t'amb Steel.. 127
'" Catavvs 1st pf B2
Cutaws 2d pf B4
I Tons Tr NM. . fid
Oen Asphalt. ISTi
. t!en Asp pf . . 40
. Ht ft II T 10
A-1 I lit II T pf. 17
, Ilia Co of N A 23 'J
'-ha i Keyslone T , SU
aij i Key Tel pf... BO
si ' Leh Nv rlchts
full paid .. nni.i
Liltfo Schuyl IS
S7'
S7'.
ti
i Pi
!'ij
!4
SI
ll
1.1 '.
7S
The local stock market
to the flnnnclal district developed. Less than 2S0 shares chanf-ed hunds durJ
(tin l-'tc nrsL iiour ami mi nuiit' innui; muis tv luuiiiuicui position.
North Penna. SO
Pa Salt 87
Phlla. (' C Iir 20
Phlla Co pref 23
Phlla Tract. . C7
Phlla K West s
Ph A: Wrst pf 31
PUT 2'
Penn Traffic
Hwy C Gen
It (i I unr. .
In Tract 301
t was cxtlemcly dull early tnduy and little interest
.eloped. Less than 2S0 shares chanf-ed hunds dur
iliiRle Issue took a prominent position.
Itntild Transit trust certificates nimo out frnctlotmlly lower at 2'u
Buffalo nnd Siis(Uchnnnu nnd Phlliidelphla Klectrlc were uneliaiiRPd. pCn
sylvnnl.i Kullrond was marked up n fraction nnd United States Steel
mon. on a few transactions, advanced R to 9,".
Liberty Loan bonds were Inactive nn dlhclr prices were n regular Th
.IHs nnd icRiilar 4s uero lower nnd tho cnnvertlhlo 4s advanced j
KarnitiES of the York Hallways Company continue larnc, accordlnc I
the statement for .March and four months which came nut todav )Uf i l
creased expenses for operation caused n decrease In the net nH mmparcd wlih
the corrcspondltiB month nnd period of last cnr. !
I'or the month of March cross carnhiKS totaled J90,(li;i
an increase of
J2l9fi. lint the net flecrenspd JU747 In SIL'T.M
- - " " i"r loin inontht
whs J380.DG1. nn Increase of $22,834. and the net earning,, wrre Sm-js
decrease of $1615. as compared with the corresponding period of 1917 "' '
l OIL COMPANY METHODS
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WSJ-V: : '?o'4 ! C0WDKMJNEU BY CITY
tin
is
tn
ii
mi,
l4
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mi
XV .1 s s
Warwl: lion
Wnl I'r.itnp
to
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WAR LEGISLATION WILL
BE PUSHED THIS WEEK
' i lad rl pit in A lurkcts
York Jljjy-- jj's ( Ocncr Aituscs Promoters of'Passago of Overman Bill Kx
raise Advertising and j peeled to Clear Way for
;'l Slindy Alunipulnlioiis Main Hill-,
.MOM'.Y.I.F.NntNO ii Ti:S
rilll. MIKI.I'IIIA- Call fi per cent,
time. B-'iltB per cetn. t'oniniercial pa
per, three to four mouth-", Blffi pet c nt .
si months, G per icnt
PROVISIONS
Iiemand Mas f.ilrli iiftlve nnd ph rs sen
er.illv ruled nrm (Ju'ilntlons were fol
lows i n iurr In sets, smoked nnd sir
.121.
Ill
15'..
".ip,
''i-l.
ii
5s
31 '
Hcservo Uanks" l)irnntit Wales
lllcial discount tales at the twi
Pedcral ncerve hanks vveie as fniiuuM
Denver. Tol.. April 29. i IVnslilnclon, April 21 Pn ate of ths
flty olllrials' have been conducting an Oveimnn bill In the Senate eivtiic ih
lo rr organize Gov.
crnnienl department is epccted thii
week. This promises lo nprn i,(. H1T
do. do. smoKed BniTllr other ln.-ns smoked. (ieports on nine of tile oil companies ior enactincnt or a miM llaneous lot cf
riiy riireo. ns lonrnmi nnd merARe. .niw were made public fine or them in stated war leclslation
h? hlSCS: "n-SStt,. ";Krnp,r,r.r,.n!SuPde,,- '" ""-' organized as stock-sell. ,h). ,lrt,Kr,nn fo, rnmnlPtl0n dur
H 1 rlieH Unan t . .i-s umnV. el 1..s I fi t? Ef hnmo frtts (Vi. mislinsn nf nn t lull I 1 ( ll.n ..-.1 -. . ...
' : -s...... ii . i nn r-iiwniii. .i"j - viiviiM s--i 14H- iiu nirc -o hi i iiuih nt' n (i h :irp inn mil. in tf r At-.,! il.
dried, 3 It. vesiern hrf, in ts nioied investigation of oil companies operating ' President nuihnrtt
..... in ur-1 iiiui kii h Hnn iTiiH'rs snii'K-u n lipn..r HUM llio' flrsl if lliosn nnd.
nnd sir dried, as. western bff. knules n ''envir, nnu me inst ot liies-e uno.
snd tenders smoked Mr. beCf iimns. 143 ing' published in the local press have
torn, inmiiv, ,.:: gp .vi , nams, t. I' ru-en. created a sensation
loose. LMmsir, do skinned loos-. 2tiB3ue. ,,'", srn,in;lon-
.,i.ii .ii . .-... nk i... ...i. A Ijeins in ti cK e iitenrilltiB: tn HVerasre. il.n .,n..A.u. i .. n. ....... .... . '"
. i ... . i .. . "Vi . ,OMP- 32c nreaUfHSt bacon ns lo brand '"''"" ,l;f" " in. emsrsj, irruve urait law- to voiiihs now twenty
nil nerlods un to ami inehidliic Ih" (If
teen-da maturltv. the second for a pe
riod nf sixteen tn ninety davs The third
and fourth columns give the rates fot
1 rcdl'couiit8 of collateraj loans secured
lb, (lovernmcnt linniN or notes)
do. puro Lltv, kettlo rcndcitd.
KEFINLU SUGARS
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82
21
12T, 121'. I2.P, I.M'h'ir.'"" 1-'"
.u'l .ii 'i .ii'.. .n sian Pranclseo
'll'l ll.Vi '.11 a !).)',
iiii'i lin, nn', mi',
70'.
15',
17
Bflllej
and iiiamni- r-itv nr.ii in, rt irp.um " nn- i uiiiimni. tn niininpi- n is lie- mm voniu ni,i .,,1 r.ni.i..i. .i .. ..
(Th.. (lrst i-oliimn gives the rate- foi yirod. 40c l.inl west.in reiined, .:' dared that "tin. methods of orinnlza- Ion tiio basis r n i,. . , " , '
t. ud. 1111 rn in. isf-tfi-i rrmi.ifii . 'to . ... ' a...i..i.. n uirii in
;7'c. """ selling or stork, manipulation nl j class . tun sedition lull the lioulns '
tllrt UnniinAO M...lHn ..e -ll.l.l 1.. .l.AA l.lil i .. "'uoilg. (
- ,iv. -, i,,.,,!,! ,i un mi-ii'iM iiiii--- inn nnu inner measHr"-
vvccks arter Incorporation. tiie false ,, Icglslntlnn Inclnibnc ninnntala
emtf.
as
sume definite form with n view lo ad
journment Jills,- 1.
Following lat weeks etbacks for
Senate opponents nf i i ,- nvirinan nwas.
use. the Kennli. iml.u rm... th.. Arts
,ls averred "to be a er.v probtable one I week of the bills consideration.
or me promoters nnd ofllcers" of a fifth peeling its disposal m later than
m I it n uml l-nnin:! nv ll lu nftHri-.i.t tlstf. ntl.n ,1.. I n-t .1.. ti.i . . .
: isstrrxz 5i..'!B;r..oUrraor..s; , ?" ;: y "l8 c.cay ir,: i oriVuzzt ,:rzzi
;ne, oiu roosters ;l-.,ic nmks lVMn i ininniiuing. , tblrtv -live, respcrtlvi 1. . or amendment.
i"om I m per
in 10 nn
Gov't 11 I pel
in i'i an
liosion
Vevv York
PhlludelnhlH
.Cleveland
.W. Itlehmond
'.oi ' Atlnnts . .
i it i ifl'lenen
lln' j I St Louts
Minneapolis
1 3 .la s ds v s I . ds v s d
4 V
1'
1 1
4
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i fl 3 4
lis 3
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Ki nv,
p; .-.'j
I
The market nil-d steadv .,n n in,,s er . statements in Ihe'r advertising, make . for expansion nf the arm. and eni
7 13. ft.ri.ira tin. Sraoiii.,i.-n 1 , ..reposition a speculative and pro-I geney appropriations rNpected (o
liaiiu 1 IIUIJUIXS .iiuiiuii.ii uniH-riaiiing witnout nope oil
I'llKKSi: Pane. sif 1, rut. d (Irm under '"" "'" competent management In the
A third company
it. nl-' , iirm iimi-r . ...
fan dimand The Interest nf Inv estor.-i
WnVr'i, 4i'r "sil-i-ffiVt J- t'Portetl to be paving dividends In
Khoi, milk, fnir in Hood. .-Jfft. . , exres.i of Its earnings. Still anothei
POULTRY
Ml;- llemnn.l wns fairh
Financial Briefs
17
17
4 ;.'t!;.: niu'ln's" r,wft,,r,'0li,auri,rHi: , lTTl" ',h0., " ." .'"'" lo ce th F,'"al R;!"', Boart and
I'leeons. tim. net uair. u,)V. uu. joune, ' ' "' """""i Miiiicnti iichik ; iniei state i ominerce i umnnssloa from
u.1 psu. 3u33c .given without comment tltn Presldenfs reorganization authority
I I 1(1.211 IUIjIIS , . ""'"' .iiou.ihvi i.i mhij nas icgariien ns assuring a linai AH-
' . .llln eMMCn In ni.nn..lln,, .,.1.1. . I. ... ...i.-1-i .t . ,... n..
v iciorv j huso iigminir
and excise. In connection with the le- ministration
II was the impression that longs had
Liverpool latir mvuciierj over 10 me Heroine loo tnucn aiarmcii on iwuirra! fMH TH 1 lUIliTTn TPn 1 TnTPlA
buving si.ro and by the end of the first over the ruling of the food adminlstra- I 1 1 A I H AiYIIINK MtAllhil)
twent minutes Ihe market was strong ( tlon In regard lo restricting hedging and vl"'' " J " '" " "ss-i
at tn to 4 3 points net rise that tho liquidation had been overdone 17ATD PATlIIMr1 HIIMTPD
nother fartor which tenrtee to im- Cfn the upturn, there was selling on rest- rUii LUlVllllU W'IMEiII
prove ronfldepce on the bull side was a t Ing orders, which caused a reaction from
Washington report to ihe effect that the top.
Itepresentatlve Helfin. of Alabama, had, The receipts here today were --"' i , -lvr-n n r i-
orrered n resolution in Congress to com- cars Shipments from .North America bllOI'tage Will He LfVcalCI" I li
mit tho House to a policy of nonlnter- for (lie week vvero 1,31 1. nOO bushels i
ferrnco vvltli tho prlco of cotton. May opened nt $1.274. to $1 27--' IcSS ',ar Supply
The receipts at the ports for today against fl 27' nl the end Saturda i
are estimated at SOOrt bales, against ' July started nt $1601? 151c, compared' Improves
aii'.fi bales a week atjo nnd 14,431 bales, with Jt.iss at the close Saturday, nnd
a yenr ago. later fold at $1 Ifl's.
risturdavs in 30 It on 1 1 3n I Oats were strong at the start, when
K.n,i?. Cr1,'!, .";in;, .!-Tn .""'., thero was a rush of shorts to cover.
a nil u.i I.i 1 uncringt. iver. M.HIU' mini iniii a.u.J'1
The Allis-i'balmcrs Manufacturing ues, nenernlh wc-re wen sustained s-uota- I,or,s on the oil companies I'sued n ills, spcclllcally to limit the President's power
''"ompanv reports for the quarter enilefl
' Match 31 gtoss amntint of sales billed
S6 r,89.S2S. with net profits of $1,3!li 230
1 l no amni nc ni uiiiinrn nr.in--n cm iiaun i mat r,. nun es ifstrrn. ner liox vvniehati lavi.i sncli .-t-a u ll ... il..-. n,a Min i.. .c c .- .... ..... ...,
at 1b,s datewas W ntM,i7 , -nH-nour. ,, Mean; j unsafe p,ace Mr Vaer To operMe W.V.OOOOO r.ioni.W'ST.T l
I town I'lppin. H 3ii ! J .!) (lann. 1 73ti i it might logic-ally lie expected tli.it centers Is to be nressed immediatrlr '!
njmtinr ..iti 'u n.. ....un t . at ...... .-
uvi h'ii'iiiin ncre uni misiii nirtj suii itt - - - js-h -n-- i-is. hidi u,i v" hiiiu tut- i i tiititiii i imnvt
lions. Aruies per Imi Wimsati. lsi'l. sertatlon on the leprehenslblc inethudsito war agencies will mntlnue their ef
' i.ri,ilJfJ,vlr..PXt ?."ito,i,,r"IiV..,s.tl .'"y iw . '. ?! ,mi,n l"-'mnters. and be suggest,, that forts, although passage or the bill gen
Itusset. s itrii. ciano. t.ili 4 ;.'., lien Davis, ' olorado should enact eff-ctlve lilue.sk) erally is conceded as certain
Refined Sugat Uni-hansctl ( 7, "i'0. '$ pn;"4 MsiVi.jMLscVtfjl L-3 he P"""catlrii of such ieports would after the Overman measure Opposl- ,
New orli April Cn. No changes are Lemons. ' per box 4 1 1 ,-, HJnatias. ir i 11" prices of oil stocks to tumble nn tion apparentl.v has been Increasing and 1
indicated in refined sugars, with all local ft'ftV 'iK ,.&",?, WflXTi &?. 'i Tmln'UiUnrlJ11') "'""i" ,"ml '"'," ""'"a"0" "', !
refiners ountlnc 7 ir,c tho Vederal War- " '" IanBerlnfs. Florida i.r strap. :i'n . ".nt "lipen. except that the shares of n,,,tidcering and olliei powers is planned, j
renners nuniini. . ii... tno eoer . vv r ,Jra,frul, Kmrj.is, per bo-. issutiJ I'in;. the companies icportcd nn advcnel) suf. Tho mineral-control bill apparentir )
nor and National companies still being ..PP." I'or to Itleo rer rate, r.... 3 f(red some decline Traders continue encountering rising opposlt, on (, awt.lt' i
withdrawn Quotations on ( uban raws. Nrln ,-Arohna r.it i8n3.. ,r"""Lr" c' pursuing Ihe even tenor ot their way. imr dlsnns.il m Him ii,,.o i.t it is tn
OPERATORS GIVE VIEWS
held at 0.0(l5c. ditlv paid Lv-t"P4iii i-u lni)lng and selling oil shares at around give way. according t.. nresrnt plants
. ivrr.i iin,uj 'the UEIial ouotntlons. s If no iinfnvnr. e ,nL..c .1 nr h...... ...n.i. .... ti..
. . ....... .. .. r'te ffener.il market was quiet and showed ahio expose bad taken nlaee .it.-ir. iMtriutniirtti -pi. irn,,u. ,. ,n k.
TV- lTIV'l. WAV VriRIf CTnr-l.-C lime mante ouotntlons iVhllM ...untoos ...' . l"-' . draft legislation. Tile House is to M
i.iiiv,iiiu' ., .ss,i.3 i jHr,. ,.p ,.i,usn ,kt ;i, h, v i,i mo ordinance under which the in- asked to reconsider it- amendment al-
Following are iiuniaiions tor inactive ' ' . w 2 .nwaie. whit- potiiioes, per vestigauons ot me oil companies were lowing credit on ciuota for voluntesrs
New York stocks and in which there v.,,1, l 'J.-.tti f.s. w.VteVn ii L:ir I.Kft aii. h- mn10 l(,i, m,t K'0 tl,e r"- Power to and many predict It will re. ode In d!-
Invest for !
Patriotism j
and Profit I
Bonds of the Third U. S. ,
Liberty Loan bought to
day at par will probably
sell far above it soon after
war is won. Take ndvan- J
tage of this opportunity
to make a profitable in
vestment and help your ,
country at the same time
buy your full share of i
U. S. Liberty Loan 41470
Bonds today. We will be
pleased to handle your
subscription.
Frazier 6- Co
Investment Bankers
N. E. Cor. Iiroad & Sansom Sts.
In t ".. .1 '4 11. L'.'l.ll.l
October .. . j i 411 -4.4II -;... -s.i.i ;;;' , gains had been established, i oramwion "p nj rniiilitiniii4 Musi He He. ' wero no transactions today. Tho price "m" ' -"' ' Pelaware and Jlnrviamt. , cioso any comp,in.v, nut it noes grant posing of the other draft bill for rcgis-
.s7mb'r. V.: -.'.-? .4.TS -.'.?.' -.'. -.'.:! houses supplied the demand and there I ' ra"" 0111111011 lllgl llr Iir-, o pr9,ioU3 s,e- mwI . l,in- noui;. n..nd. ,.nr i-ui- tlic city nuthorlty to fo.bid the sale tmtlou of .vouths rea. blng their ma-
- -- was a setback from the highest. .Itljllf-tCll to l'lCCllt , .. .,.,. R, vnt C & s nr linti ' !'" ell.rid,, ',sr hnsn .n'ainiVr or bo of a comp.in) s stock In Denver. Mayor jority. Ihn Senate must consider th
I ivernnol Cotton ' The receipts today weto 145 cars a Famine v n As riisiii 77 't 1', s nf Jltt ?', rX? ! ' v"nh"i" i'-'HriV' v '' l0.r1JV. -i"r , 'I1't'r H ,i,,oled aH J1"? H'at lie be- nmondment of Itepresentatlve lllll, of
I.,en.oo,M"l, "9-" "cotton was Shipments from North America for th- 'J m $f 7J Va II .cad . Pf 2? '6 I .V& b.5,-,-. a..'1 MU'Vl ""r,'1 't was .really up to tho buying Ioa. which would place the new mea
nm'ei tnd-Tv w h nrlces weak at a do- week were 2,311.000 bushels. " Am rlln tlf. nm. N "i A r Brk.llg ! l.skt 33 lbs-No I iii.-.iiji in. m, -j. i public whether lo continue purchasing at the bottom of the eligible list
Xe of 22 points fur middling, old' May openedat 814 82c. against Sir nsblngton. April 2" Am r&PpfllO M MI U 2St4 ' ';- "" .JStTC' .""7rl"" r'lK ,'". a,"y "" ,h,at " "
contract, at 21.56d. The sales were Saturday, and later sold at 81 '4 c June, Tlie coal shortage this winter will be A ':M,Ie,I!! ,'J 4 Nevada r n , r""r- n-.rlda. p. r crate. J3, I. i.ettucc , ',,PS,lBa.,,cd nmI V'0 Icslllts PUhllshed vPITTI"D SFS TIO
4(i00 bales The receipts were 3000 started at 81c, or 1c higher, and later , -noruigo imu winier w . . , Am 11 & I. . 1J ."a,i' ' ". in . i South I'nrollna r hamper, lain 2 73. d... Other oil companies nre under hives- L.AI IXILU 3liA3 VIIU
bales, none American Futures were , nt 80a4C. July was mlott,j at T ft worse than that of last year unless the , Am II 1. pr Bgi. jJ'Vr-irii A'fi ttlVrSntt',1.!? .'r'.t-'TffV "cauliflower' I ,lKatl0"- IN KYRE LIBEL SUIT
quiet In he early dealings. Old con- .4(, M thp onenlnR and ,atcr fioM at r shortage Is alleviated, according to V! -o pf & N' v . ' ' ' "':: '' ' ri'" ' -' '"' l""ln". Many oil men cotulder the published uiJxi.
mbhii.,gfalrP " 76d good 'MiftS' ' Surt8y fln-1 prica-of 7S4p the statements given lo the .National J $ Ma V . 43 v fOnt & XX l ""'Hi .",.. Zbe v,;" , "ts to bo unduly d.astic. even while . . .. - .
": 02d :Bmldding. IlSOdMow middling: Shipments ow wheat from North Toal Association bv operators In the ' Am Smelt B M. M So . J l a; E,fo4Vw-Mu.iW Coilfpstioii Mn.lc l.v Man io Vcii
21 03d; good ordinary, 20.03d, ordlnarv ' America for Ihe week were 3,938.000 ,.,., ,rt, o.ia. !,.,- ,. i Am Sn' ''CT? lV' Norf x "iV Ts V. -"S '.? ihpi,n,'v;,.,N'i.1'10.11'.. ,VTr -V'L' ' honf,st Promotern who ought to he ex- Involved in Ca-e pauut
l"'l'l I bushels Tho receipts of wheat at Mln- C,aSt"" pro'Iuc1nB "eU " """" Am S:eel Fdv S5 t cot.1?! , li s5.''JliV-n.. orliU."' These critics de- .,
- - neapolls and Puluth today were 323 'han 00 per cent of the nation's coal Am Toifti g North Ame?'1 5 ' ' lleet- riohda S" r?KtTri'-j.-,i('?, I clare that a large majority ot the oil ,lcrr
( niton Uuver anil --ellers , cars, against 2DS cars last year , at Win-' supply Is obtained. ' '' . & I- pt 47 '!ho Fuel Hn. xt, .,n,Ii ' "r haniner ' n -i v" .0 vi i. ' -'omPa",l''J Promoted in Denver aro legit. ,sl (besler. l'n.. Api 'I "i sn--
(.otto,, Hnje- and cr' ' nlpeK, ,U cars, compared with 433 I , le oplnloa of ,e operators it Is , m Wool pf 93', J ''oOas rc?i r, ' .SJfiHl PV7 S '. .I $t 3 :",. t .-'.I ' ! and offer fair speculative chances tional testimony Is expected to be tltn
Vew tcirk. April jn Ma,--Keifrer. . , -i,i-.0 ; t.ars ugalnst 5- cars ., V " " ui.c.i . . '.'"" Hottle, Tn Ifnrnla. per drum J37 IVpp.rs. riorida to Investors ..,.., ,,. .,.,, .. $-,o nnn d.iniaces for
r Mie. Mitchell and Stelnbach bid : Sellar cars , ai c mcago, . tars, agamsi o. cars tme fnr tno ar mlustrCS ,03r,i to '. i T "rt nf n-ne. ''aclflc .Mall Vi . ver rrate :r.3!:i do Cub.cn per box. when the sun rc.i " '''"'''
and Hartcorn offered. I . .. ., , ,, . ., ,. ... r v"if civ I'-T'lfic T a V 'ixli 1 "t" 'n ToiiwIcsb. Florida. rr .rale 'libel Instituted bv Slur senator T.
aluly-Gumoens tieran Ita, Guild. fARMNGS u some tc on to readjust ho tratHc , A f, ,&1 P ' ,, T t j0 'Jj' j-fliV2, ! 1'00 SKILLF I) MEN , l.arry re, of West Chester, against
Watklns and Johnson bid. Hartcorn, UAII.ItUAU I.AIUMiL,3 situation in the raet si. coal may be I ? " 0'' r,,i(. J'ere Alarc,. ,, a'l ititlTsh.s Ntolk per bish -i.'skt I vM'i'r.ir. iv i' 4 cTninec ' William II Oerrv of riiester, rollector
"t&StirSSSSll- M-:CI,,CAU0- ,!en,A?ASSJJ" ASD '0l-'3-1 -ved in sumelent proportion In the & JisoJ ; Mapf 3 EW!,i DhD 1ISJ' AC 1 OKIbS 0V'tho" r'n" rhnacpbia.' is ca.,
.Mitchell told. tfits Inercsse fcummer to prevent n, famine next J1""" '" ,1,1 I'ooila ei ra), '? ' U 1 "'".. do. do. new per bbl -erate, iiv ' ,,,.,.. . ... for trial cm May 20. in this city.
,,,:gabrn"T,K,,,,Viub.d,Cl?Uc.;ltr.aH;tl TSiS 3.T,k.-rVPr . ?!. ..!,:?.' 'mtr. IMwr-JV?! WlC? (r.1 '.";;" "i;cr.n8 Muni. a MIlchcI1 .., l.nrnVf !.
iTamr.-. ofd"'' ' ' , UKiaiVAHB AM, Ht'lKON Klgnrcs taken from the ipeologlc.,1 , n O pref f.3 V' 7 gclji,i'jfe &W- ,'," ' "S 'roilurtion, U. b. rhester has ,heen deslgiiate, 1 bjr W
Iiecember Schl 1. Clumoens and Mitch- , ear ended Dee 31. ... Survey for tho week of April 13 show i '"'"'." .-,? P tts & WJ:. SI., jioviu. . Iloani ?av. ?P"r ,'. I".,.?. $",1?, rl t eildent of
II bid, Minn sold oo.ii- r.i.,.ie i.vi Tin .,.,, " '" fifteen producing centers that . n ,, stpCi.,, 7na,i ''tts Coal... r..i' " . J.,,' '.,,, ,, ,-onfession wlinh Is s.ild ti
Ji-'iuary-Hosen 1-erg : and hrliill bid, a,ff;'V.:,tM'i,:4,lT M.SsliJJ? . hnve a normal output of ll.8M.oon tons j'n Un Cias 103 roal pf. if, , ..... n. n,ffl,..Inw I Wnshinglon. April SS.-Tlie Ic.lc,al iVer"Vn ini..k -by John Sanderson ill
,-enui iin.i '"!' " f.. .uruss tneome. .. iii.i;ii.iii wso mere was a suortage clue lo insumcieni. .njrown Shoe. r,i h, i lor- ns t i.ni..'i.".o v"' " ivnn
1 Kl'TI.A.NU llAIIJtOAD OOIIPAM ,c.ir supply of 2.3"'2,000 totiK. The fig-I Hutte C & , RTs tedln i ' 1") lilruco, Arrl .".!.- 1IOOS llstlmaled re-
IIIVini-'MlS llrCI ARM) Yt tmua Viv 31: ures ior the week or April sn, wntt-n 1- 1. 1 i-ai- nenrtli.VV n , "i '" I '.""," "". ''"'. ,',:"", " ' ";,r- i,,-i,1
lllMPIiiVli.i ui.v.i.iiir.i. ,. i,, .. i.,t,.j 1 i.. .1 'i .1 ,.i r. n e of to T-c, ',;pantng 2d pf .17 bead, tomorrow. 211 (ion bead, aironi-. ,n '
.S!:l:"lt, ,"SSpAmoD,;nnN .. ovr,r .he week of April 13 of 6.000 totjs rh . . " $U -,, ,,, h Mn .. lo.on. .
ir ViiiariiriV or l'i Vr lent on flrsl rre March gross .. .. iM.-i.nii n;u nil-, i ' ..ni.s.u-. .......... .. ...... -" ic, hi s rir i;.'3 - '-i'i, pr S7', uoed to noire, s,7 mv 17 .vi
rirrla n, I l . ler cent mi second pre Net fia.Wrt ' I4li , Indiistrles nre crowding coa off the . r n j & v&v 5a,a"e Arn,s CSI) i. rTI.U Bsllmated rer-ipts todav. 1 1,.
ferreil and 1 ler cent dii e'c-''"uy's .. h. ,..nlh. r-.. is..r.Til nii- nun i ,t . .. . , j. . . '" . . Saxon TCInc .. I r.nn i,.u.c innmrmu, 1 I nnn hBua .tD.a.
,o Vl "m- .' mr.' -.uarter.v of L, "" ' ' WKSTlinv P IS ' BgeVf cars' al tb7 mines "Jias rulpro- j C h's pVef. .8a,. heff . rR' j .Or h.-jh;; p HMIJ 40: eos
r.?S!rwSa:juZroAui3Jr. "Mwl; ,in,s.,.,,1'lon to danger point." the coal chjeurdy p .100 , s P ,n nI-If $' i1,'"-13 5'
May-l. . i N-.t oner, revenues... 3.7ns..T.w am 7.-.S association's statement says. y ."l"i '.;? Seahd A T. "J., I DmT-,",n',.."i1. LJ".l'.ll-"... ,.,.
ierJi,o. T-? ZV'lnwtSffiynttUlMll"' -" -7:1 ia "This Is the season of the year when ' p Jt "h A T.pf ,i? I bead'." ,.Jm..Vw7 T.Mor 'Kt.d . eadv' to
July 1 tn SfolvVrs o "record jKl. 'Decrease. th(J m(nf! sho(ld he work,nf; at ,on 1 S " PI - . Rears Hoebk 1 lp I sronf Native. M3? 1.1 7,v western. 13.i0
J lUieetleut llHlli-ay and I.UhilnB fom.t. speed to produce stocks for storage X?n,olGas. .81 iZ "hk pf.llfi 4 , ,!;! """K1;,. ''sirMjiM0lo 1aml,a'
mnv r. miiae nuarter v of Pa Per rent on "" men viivivi- cTnrvc ..... .u- a., -m . j L0"?0!..- e. shattuek- r. .., Jl'isi.unj. western. 511.....0.1. 111.
,.hl Sl.V IT, HVUH.I .-........ kJ.Vv... .......,,.t. ...n ,.t.ua w. ,,vn, ..... ...... nni ...nil ' Nll,.!..! .: .---.
employment service nnn
lack o'f niacliinlsts nnd tnolmakcrs
In essential war liidustiles is lctard
Ing production 25 per cent nnd in.inii
facturers of nonessentials will have
to release their skilled mechanics If
the output of wir materials Is to he
Increased
II1VIDKMIS
.nmtrtnn nnil Tifpt rred. nay;
Hooka close April iiu. reopen may i,
cirant .Motor Car Comoany. renulsr nuar
ttrly of 14 rer lent on preferred, payable
Mav 1. Hooks dote April 20 and reopen
Mav 1
General ChemUnl Company, regular ouar
terlv of - per cent on common, payable June
I 1 to stock of record .May 22
rn.AMU.IN NAIIONAI, HANK '
Clir.tniit Plrert Mett of llroad
Philadelphia. April 2;d 11IJS.
At reeular meetinz of tlie Uoarli ot
Directors of this Uank held this Jay. a semi.
annAVil dividend ot 10 was deelared. free
t tax and rayablt Mar . 1(118. to stock
holders of rerord at tho cIos of Luslnesi
April SO 1018.
In addition, an extra dividend of 53. wan
Cellared, to be paid In Liberty Loan Bonds
and. for fractional amounts, United States
War Savlnss Stamps
J Wit ItATtOT. ra.hle-.
THIS OIKAKI) NATK1NAI. JIANK
l'btladelphla April 23. IMS. ,
The directors havo thla dav declared n
dividend of i:iclit l'er Cent (8). payable i
May 1st. 1918. lo itockholdera of record at
th dot o( business April 24th. Chock a
will D mauca.
CIIAHLE3 M. ASHTON. I
Cashier. I Ausust .
f" - - - September
lletober .,
November
Iiecember
IJWHENCK E. HBOWN ft CO. ! fSH
1 IIKAI. K3TATE TRUST ni.DO. ' l,1"r.."
WrVESTIOATB a ADJUST PAaTNEKSItn" '"!n -COBHOftATIOM
IHSPI'TKU APCOUN'Ti J,11 "
Juno . . .
jlEAI. ESTATJ5 FOB KENT . July
i
GOVERNMENT BONDS
2a registered Itl.TI
.'a coupon I1I3H
3a registered 101 S
3s coupon lttlH
la registered 102. . ...
la coupon 1023 . . .
3s registered lfil'l
3s coupon l'.i Id
Panama 2a reslstered 1113d.
Pansina 2s reKlstered 103s.
Panama 3s registered Will..
Paimma 3a coupon . .
111.1 Ask
117 PS
,17
U'l HI'.
1111 HOt.
in.- IPS'.
103
Ml
Ml
mi's
llrt'.i
Ml
SO
TO.VOPAII
Jim nutler
MacNamara
Midway
Miipah Kxt
Montana
Northern Star
Itescue Kuta
West Knd
OOMiFIKI.D
Atlanta
Blue Hull
llooth
lilamondnein ll ll
Daisy
Kcwanaa
Ore . .
Sandstorm Kendall
Sliver Pick
MISCKI.LANKOUS
Arizona Ihilled
Nevada Wonder
Phi
.37
.on
.(111
.("1
.11)
.113
.7(1
next tan ana , rn, can . . . 70 ,,., i" -r, isit
i winter Tlin mine.c. however, urc not rn Tn Tal M 173 ', .'Vr.Ml-. D7l
As't I working st top speed, nor at a rate even Con In Cal M St Mill" nf pw
-J'.' approaching top speed. In the face of prsf - '5 Studebaker'tif nn
H the heaviest demand for coal in the I Corn rrod pr. 9. gtutz Motor 2fiu
lis Minim'. I, loin.,- Ih. rftlnoo Lav. hn CUbS f fpr ".J Ruil Rll 1.. J. 12
'S,io hindered by Insutllclent car supply I "' 1UcS0ptfXi ' $1?" Itlco S 1,0
V'i ,un, .v.... i.,. ..! it.. t ie ,. v,aQ. i J leerticv v'" i".- texas Cn m
a
I which fell 50,000.000 tons short of meet- nome Mines. 5 Third a..! 12..
.10 Ing the nation's demands Kleo Str Hat. "; Transue.WrA; ii'4
it l'.rlo 1st pr . ;ii Tob prod nf xtic
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
niBECTnny or accountants
rertlneU lliblle Aeruuntaots
115 KKAI. K3TATK TRUST Ill-DO.
Today's
openlne
8 31 S.32
S.'t'n.
8.62
H.ft
8 1PB8,20
Saturday's
close
B.25H.2(1
8 30418 31
k34,8.3..
S 37(8 38
8 41 8 4'J
8 47R 4H
S.M W8.33
S.HIIWS.IH
7 ,18 ft 8 HO
7.1181? 8. on
8 l)7M8.in
8.18(1-8.20
K J , BTOXKH.
HTtlNK HARIIOR. N. J.
IvansilH City, April 20 IIOOS Heeelpts,
13 mill head, steady llnnae. 9t7.0,'i17,30.
l-ATTI.K Receipts, 15,111111 head, steadj.
HIII:KP Receipts, lL'.iwiu head, steadj.
South Omaha. April 20. neeelpts. 7600
head. 10c- hlsher. Ilanne. flH.Autil7.Rn,
7.. thnt thev hava miita little If inv heail. I ""' ., . iss 'cxas Ho . til i i;atti.i; lleretpis, 7i-uu neoui stronir.
,1,1 that they have made little, If ap, neaa- pet xrtisnn. .12 Tew, Co V. !n SIIKIIP Receipts. 7300 head, struns;
i way ocr iicsi jp.ir irraiu, " 'ct-"u I nen &. linpr ".. Texas' ja, ri- i.'3 cars. 4Ji. .
Sulisrribe Orchestra Guarantee
Wilmington, April 23. - It Is nn-
the additional gunran-
the Philadelphia Orches-
subscrlbed and that (be
continue as usual. Thla
ftarantee underwritten of
series or concerts and Is
excess ot tho r.onner
-. ' ! "Opinion of operators In the Brei
in ... producing area enst of tho Miss ssippl. l-.rlo join..- - iwinCitv ii n"
02 .IU which fnrnlsbes mure than 00 tier cent K M & h I,re'.:; 1 ndervv Tvne ' ionic nounced that
I!? '!'. of tho countiy's liltumlnoUH coal re- 2 ,SZZ" 8R1. ',!' T.VP.0 Pf. .104 I tt0 a0'1 y
lit 'A', minstixl l.v llio Vntlnm.l C'nal Assorla. ''eu ..i'f 07i .."'' l'n.. 1 1 i Ira lm bed,
iii 'ii.-. .!., i. i. in..i . .i, -e Jen ': v. r inis .. 11 '' Pf. 11V. i-oncerts will
feet' tlin coal bortaen next winter will !ie States S. 103 p rwi1 Pf-JQ? . ,"1i1ir?3 . n ..Kl
'.'ll 'J.-. h. ,.r.ra 1V, .!,. ..t l,,tl tilt. Int- llnl.u Il.,lmt1 CO . ft I'll T1. 1J.1 T I T & '"J. J'10
.'' 131" iho mln.. aVo nlsh-O BuMelent" " , av r. ,?J I'nlW "XW SmoUnt!"1' '"
lo enable them lo Increase materially Hooiestake, fi- ' nrapnril.. iru I
111 no, i eni. . n in Allnv en ii il '
lint Agrcul.- is .1 n Pacific pf ihl f
Int Agrl pr. - I nl ny Inv 754
Inter Con Cor 7', y, nV ltl" t il?
i"t (iBcr SitiSU ; as'.nn? ?
Iowa Cent .. 2 J " Inl A pf SJu
.Isuel Tea... -s.'S U 8 Itltw r'JPI ?2l?
S It ,i ,"'" "!
1.. '."'
Ilf
0
t.t.. .in.... 0-1.1.. ...Kf.tuinn it a alleKe-l,
Ills ut-tiiii. 111111 t,.-,.,, , - ,-.rf
Is tilt- basis nf the statements made or
Mr Heny nnd which are declarfd la
Mr. lOvre's complaint to have been litiei-
..J. ..ll.3llnn fnf lllC t.lktniT Ot 1(14
deposition was made In .lames Scartt s
and lillvvortlt Hlbbaid ationiejs for Mr. j
.U.?' ...i ii. intinn na
.. . ,. ,...., ,. i i ip c.'.i. - ti.init-t. t-,- i:---.7., ..,
many larKC ai iiiiiusn ei .i.tvp n- ., aPnf,intment of Mr Mlicneii ivi
nnrtet Khnrtntren in mnchln stH nnd o-i, .t.,,nciiinn ...is ordeied iru-
10,000 could be placed Immediately If pounded until the trial ot the case , j
thev vvero available, tho statement begun. . I
taid. - - "i
Shortages arc most serious n the
Kast.
NEW rORTUGUESH RULER their prcscnit rate of production
Doctor Vaes Elected by Direct UnJ U. S. AGENTS RELEASE
ttrfes
$1 Daily in June
rents one- of the folir
reaini. fullr furnUnecl
elrrlrlr-llslitrd bunca
lows of Ihe
Stone Harbor Bungalow Colony
SVKl nATIIl.N'rtt (i(l(ID I'lSHINIJi
I'loae. tt tbn ocan and buardwallc. con
vettnfc In flsbina; .Trauada tn the heart
a( tnodorn il- to-date asfaslds reaort
icacH bungalow a prsttr irouamer home,
fiaat -rlc llsht arleslan water nod aewer
Aa. KVa vesreiablva, meats, etc do
gitted so your dour. Bate by (be week,
cn pr iswi, awsKfrsi avue vvv"-
all.lll NllW.
wi-ra fBW-if JHtu.TV tti.
I I1AR SILVER
t Today Sat. Mon. llltfh txwv
laindon (pee). 4BU U 49J4 42J,
i N. Vork (cts 00H 0S OO'-t 01 83V.
Ify-rroducU Coke Pays Extra
Hvraruse. N. V April 2D. The Ry-
Products Coke Company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of $1.50
ami mi ovtrn dividend of 2 per cent
In stock, payable tp stockholders of
record April 99.
Semet Solvay !') Stock Dividend
Ryraens. S, V.. April 29 The Semet
Knlvav Cnmnanv baa declared the resru
' lar quarterly dividend of 2 per cent und
i and a dividend of 2 per cent In stock.
both jjayobie to sux'K oi rtcorp Jprn
V
versa! Suffrage
Lisbon, April 29. Dr. Sldonlo Pnes.
Premier and Korelgn Minister, hus
been elected President, with direct
universal suffrage in effect.
Doctor Paos for many years lias I
been prominent in the public llfo of
Portugal. Doctor Paea last December
headed the revolution against the
Government of Dr. A (Ton so Costa, nnd
was named president of the provisional
government. lie formerly was Minis,
ter of Public Works In Portugal und
also at one time minister to Germany.
Delaware Officer Wounded
WUmlofton, Del., April 29. lb, and
Mrs. nichard T. Plllln?. of Klamensi,
have received word that their son, Lieu
tenant Illchard 7. rilling, Jr a mem
ber of the air forces of the United
States In France. Is In a hospital at
Neuilly with a broken leg, Ke was
flying with hli sergeant and testing out
. 1aau.4a.frTias.ta snvsj n aI.m4 aaaliaTSM la. aainlna
Mariiis and ' her ere eoraD lied ' to ' WH trWl With acid for secret
descend. writing, it 18 said,
JOHN S. REED, WRITER
Most Severe Search of War Correspon-' '"" g'&'pr 48 U
dent Reveals Nothing to Incriminate iKelly-SPK f , r, g m &n. 3714
New York. April !9.-Jolin S. Reed. , Sefc 8; ? Htfh"l"pf fl?0H
writer or in
ent, but no
ulleged In
permitted
that docked
been held fo
iiie release ui ivcru, wiiu ib cciiuci ... MotOP. - '"ri g.jjtarI!.n ",!
Indictment for conspiracy to defeat jjx jj. 1st pf 5 Westlnghousa
the draft in connection with matter Max M 2d Pf. 20jj, pref . , ..!; 64
pupiisneii in mo Bupprcciacu iiiukuuiiu, aiev 1 -" .1, ;,"' '
The Masses, was unioouea ior.
"Until I flna wlmt my status la I
have nothing to Eay,- Reed replied
to questions. .
Agents of tliegWcpartment of Justice
Bald Mr, RejKft person and effects
were RubJecUErto severe teats without
revealing aWlnlng oDjectionauie to
the FedenflKovernment. Ilia skin waa
Philadelphia Arrivals
at Ncio York Hotels
Met ret Pf.. 9JH XV Maryland" i!
Miami Cop ,. 28 H XV Mddpf." 29'
Mich Cent. ..U West Union.. 9JS:
Mo rao pref. 53 Westing Mfg. 40
Mont P?wef' !! JVheel & j, u gi?
Mor ?' 3 , XV & L B pf. 17
Mo Kan & T. J4 White Mot... 4j3
M & Ht 1) new 84 Wilson Co! . 6b
II fitP & 8SM 90 Wilson Co pf S
Nat Acme.., JO Wlly-Ov pf, 80
Nat Biscuit.. 97 Wis 'cent....' J8W
Vol nl of.,118U Vnalurnrli lilt'
Nat Clk St B Worth P&M.' itii
Nat e & c
JVi
Mrs II .7 Harbour, flrand.
MrJ K. M. llrenlsle. Navarre
I. II. Cooke, flrand.
I 11. t'npeland. Herald Hnuare.
J. W. Dicker Marlborough.
I.. Hats. Navarre
r. Itanskow. Navarre.
J. C. I.uee. Continental.
Mrs. K. Mason. Orapd
Mrs. f K. Mison. Jr.. Grand.
Miss D. Msson. Grand. '
Miss 1,. Mason, ilrand,
J. Mcf'Jory. Marlboroush.
J. P, Mcllheney. Iireslln.
K. C Head. Jr , Iireslln.
I. K. Hmltb. Jr.. llrlstol.
I'. 11. Wilson, Woodward
Mrs. r. H, Wilson, Woodward.
Dr It, II. Andrews. Ilroadwav Central.
I.. II, HondKln. Albert.
K ( I'nakevy, Herald B'tuare,
it. O'ltrlen, Park Avenue.
II, II. Itambler, Park Avenue.
J, I Htnul, Union rViuare.
1. 11. Thomnson, Albert,
I., Wolf, "rejlln
Trade Itepresentallrev
tllmbel llrother- K. Hohn trunks,
leather sooda, Jlrjsdway and Tblrty-seconct
street
Paris Cloak and Suit Company R Kolin
sky, manufacturers coats and suits, Navarre.
K Hmlth. mvn s bats, Uomerset.
J. XV. Wllaon 4 Co, J. W Wilson, dry
roods, Grand. v
llronner Manufaclurlnar" Coirmany U.
Ilronner embroideries. 1570 Ilrosdwsy.
a-joni un,
GERMANS PLAN BOYCOTT
Dealers Combine lo Dar Ententes From
All Trade
Cliristluniu, April 29.
A bURo combine, known ns tho "Flu
ropasche Uandclsgesellschaft," has
been formed at Bremen by a number
of great Clcrmnn and Aust To-Hungarian
concerns, including tho Oeim.iu
Oriental Company, Ihe Xortli German
I.Ioyd Steamship Company and tho
Lohmans. to control and centralize
tho Import tratlo In war pinducts of
all kinds and In raw materials from
Russia, PeiMu, Manchuria, China,
Turkestan, Rumania and Finland.
It is Intended to mganlze. a union
of all exporters In these countries who
had pre-war business relations with
Germany and to exclude neutrals who
deal with Kntento countries from all
products handled and from ull com
ineice with the Central Powers.
It Is purposed also to organize a
boycott and undormluo the financial
and commercial position of pro-Kn-tente
neutrals and to form in the
Central Powers a commercial bloc
which will include friendly neutrals.
Officially tho combine will liquidate
one year after peace is signed, but
will continue unofficially.
COAL OUTPUT REDUCED
jyWffWWWWHIHHglgKl
Car Shortage Cull Production of West
Virginia Mine
Fairmont, XT, Vi April 29, Reports
made publlo by the Federal food admin
istrator show that coal production ton
nage In the Fairmont-Clarksburg fields
was 43,6(0 tona below normal Saturday,
owing to poor car supply. Klghty-two
of the 158 mines reporting were closed.
The reports estimate the number pf men
Idle, aa 6250.
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